Missouri Swede

@scotth, Just to throw this out there: what about your tee height and ball position? Those will affect your launch angle as well.

The main point I wanted to make is that humid air is not more dense. On a muggy summer day, there is less air resistance (and probably not significantly), not more. We see this question from time to time on the forum. I even saw it in one of the magazines a year or two ago—and answered incorrectly.* *edit: 3 years ago. Golf Digest August 2015 issue

Evidently he switched golf ball style mid round:

And if it hits, plausible deniability.

Humid air is less dense than dry air.

(umm ... you're agreeing again. just sayin')

This? http://www.golf.com/instruction/2017/03/29/new-way-chip-turn-bogeys-to-pars-birdies

If they do this, I think they should modify the Rules of Golf, Phil-style (putting a rolling ball, changing the foliage). Pay for a mulligan? Maybe include some of the ideas from the Personal Goofy Rules thread (e.g., throwing opponent's ball). 🤣

Not even gonna listen. LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA

Wow. That’s seems like such a malleable phrase, that I don’t even want to know what it’s supposed to mean. I think I’ll put that into the “kryptonite” bin, right next to “do you inhale or exhale during your swing.” 😏

It would also be a violation of 8-2a

Giving us Craigs a bad name. You'd think someone with a good Scottish name would know better.

Once he violated 13-2 (improving his line of play), re-teeing the ball in a different position wouldn't un-do it: (Yes, I know it's a different action, but it's still a violation of 13-2 on the teeing ground. I think it still applies for this question.)

Stage 1 of the Tour de France today! Television coverage has gotten better over the years--or at least more available. (I remember when it was carried by Outdoor Life Network or something few years ago, and my cable company didn't carry that network, so I'm happy that NBCSN has it now.) I won't have time to watch most of it, of course, but I'll still have my DVR set to record every day. The big time crunch will be when the TDF and the Open Championship are both on. Which to watch?? (First world problems.) As last year, Lance Armstrong is doing a daily podcast covering the event ("themove" through wedu.team). Anyone else following it?

Don't pros often have a back-up set? I don't know, really--just asking. I guess even if he did, it might be in Florida and wouldn't get to the UK in time tomorrow.